Rankings BC Law Rises to #29 in US News Rankings Clinics Clinic Achieves Seventh Wrongful Conviction Win Honor ‘Extraordinary’ Student Wins Wiley Award Reginé Cooper ’24 honored with scholarship that recognizes excellence. By Ivy Young Trending Public Interest Heather Odell ’23 Earns Fellowship to Serve Immigrants Politics Law Student Samantha Perlman ’24 Hopes to Be Mayor Clinics BCIP Advocates for Better Compensation for Wrongly Convicted Q+A Wirth Spends Sabbatical at Max Planck Institute Events Six Honored at 2023 Law Day Celebration Public Policy 2023 Rappaport Fellows Named Events Reproductive Rights Defended Alumni Roundup Latest Achievements of Alumni In Court What If Supreme Court Strikes Down 1978 Law? Alumni News Scholarship Dinner Celebrates Generosity Featured Public Interest Heather Odell ’23 Earns Fellowship to Serve Immigrants Politics Law Student Samantha Perlman ’24 Hopes to Be Mayor Housing It’s Time: Fair Housing Policies Can Wait No Longer Human Rights David Scheffer Keeps Up Pressure on War Criminals Alumni Alumni Roundup Latest Achievements of Alumni By Deborah Wakefield Impact Jim Warner ’92 Creates Supportive Mental Health Network Among Lawyers In the Field Carol Tate ’96 Is Grounded in Ethics By Maura King Scully More Alumni News Campus Public Policy 2023 Rappaport Fellows Named Awards Library Wins Award for Effective Use of Social Media Racial Justice How the Supreme Court Harmed Japanese Americans in WWII More Campus News LAW Clinics BCIP Advocates for Better Compensation for Wrongly Convicted In Court What If Supreme Court Strikes Down 1978 Law? By Laura Stateler ’25 In Court Winners Named in Grimes Moot Court Final More Law News Spotlight Policy The Power of Policy Policymakers are the creative thinkers who turn ideas into goals, values into reforms, and solutions into the laws of the land. Meet some of BC Law’s inspiring exemplars. By David Reich Events Events Law Day Honors Six Awardees Every year, the BC Law community looks forward to recognizing colleagues who’ve had on impact in the legal profession. Events Reproductive Rights Defended By Julia Palmerino ’23 Global Engagement How Business Law Can Mitigate Global Crises By Sean Doolittle ’24 More Events Faculty In The News Q+A Wirth Spends Sabbatical at Max Planck Institute Faculty Family, Friends Share Colorful Memories of Catharine Wells Faculty Scholarship Newest Drinan Visiting Professor Named By Sean Doolittle ’24 More Faculty News Class Notes 1996 Michael E. Mone Jr.: Like Father, Like Son 2007 César García Hernández: Civil Liberties Advocate 2011 Ashley E. Werner: Protecting Public Health 1967 Hon. William D. Delahunt: Courthouse Named for Him More Class Notes Perspectives In Closing Building Jim Crow How white supremacists weaponized local government. By Associate Professor Daniel Farbman Behind the Columns Why the World Needs BC Law Lawyers In Limine The New Year Is Always a Time of Expectation By Vicki Sanders
Honor ‘Extraordinary’ Student Wins Wiley Award Reginé Cooper ’24 honored with scholarship that recognizes excellence. By Ivy Young
Policy The Power of Policy Policymakers are the creative thinkers who turn ideas into goals, values into reforms, and solutions into the laws of the land. Meet some of BC Law’s inspiring exemplars. By David Reich
Events Law Day Honors Six Awardees Every year, the BC Law community looks forward to recognizing colleagues who’ve had on impact in the legal profession.
In Closing Building Jim Crow How white supremacists weaponized local government. By Associate Professor Daniel Farbman
